Warning: fopen("U:\filename.txt","w+") - Permission denied in D:
\wwwroot\somepath\more\thescript.php
I'm having this terrible problem writing a file to a drive that is mapped
by the server. I'm not even sure its a PHP problem, but my perl scripts
don't seem to have any trouble with it.
IIS 5, PHP 4, Win2k
The script runs under a virtual directory that has NT Authentication
checked, Anonymous Access unchecked [so the REMOTE_USER server variable is
available to the php scripts]. The drive is mapped to a folder on another
server that gives Guest and Everyone "Full Control". If you run the script
from the server [from the servers web browser], it works perfectly. The
server is logged in as Domain Admin, but no matter how I try to access the
script from a workstation - even as Domain Admin, I still get an error. I
am able to write files to the mapped directory from a workstation using
explorer. When Anonymous Access is on, it works fine but I am unable to
use the REMOTE_USER variable.
Is there a way to write files to a mapped directory with "Anonymous Access"
turned off?
Thanks in advance,
-Paul Wieland
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